Yeah Bunny!

Adrian Zarzycki

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About this game

This wonderful arcade platformer takes you on adventure to the retro pixel magical bunny world.

Touch control never been so easy and accurate! Run, jump and climb on the walls just by tapping anywhere on the 8bit screen. Collect cute carrots and tiny keys and run to complete the pocket levels and reach different super amazing worlds with unique characters and enemies! Run super pixel worlds and travel through kingdom in this challenging retro arcade platformer.

This tiny cute bunny is a hero who wants to explore another lands with you, will you come, super run and play this arcade retro 8bit platformer? This is great adventure where you can be a hero.

> 9 unique cute worlds to run and complete
> 3 different pocket climate zones to visit with tiny animals
> natural and satisfying jump touch control
> easy to learn and addictive gameplay
> 48 fun levels with tiny animals to complete
> cute retro pixel visuals
> achievements to collect
> 4 bosses to beat

Ratings and reviews

4 stars because I like the idea. A nice reaction time based platformer. Replay value in case you'd like to get all the keys on each level. 1 star taken off because the jump control is inconsistent, and for a game like this, that's important. Sometimes the same timing will allow a delayed double jump to get further, other times the second jump press won't trigger a double jump and the bunny dies.

It's really cute and all and kinda challenging, but I didn't even make it past world 2 because Everytime I finish the first level of world 2, I click "next level" or whatever and it just keeps playing the same level over and over again and I can't move on to the next level. And something that's kinda annoying is that weird thing where if you hit a wall infront of you then it forces you to start running the other way, it's soooo stupid. Other than those things, I think with some improvement: ❤️

Just finished my last level, so I feel pretty confident about my rating. The graphics are fun, the playstyle is engaging, et cetera et cetera. The only problems are the mechanically issues others have described; it doesn't always register input, and sometimes getting to the world you want to play can be difficult. If you can grit your teeth and bear it, it's a fun experience.